Got my car back yesterday for a rebuilt tranny and decided to do a random scan with my scanner and these codes popped up. So i cleared them and now the VSA light and the yellow triangle with the exclamation point inside of it are both on. What the hell is up with that??

 

Hate to say it, but the best course of action is to take it back to where the trany was installed and let them deal with it. It's up to the installer to make it all right. Also, how old is your battery? If it's on the way out, it could cause some issues (although I'm sure not all as above).

 

Seems like they forgot to plug back some electrical switch(es). I would def bring it back ASAP especially if still have issues after clearing codes...i have also checked the codes on the ecu after some repairs and i found that sometimes a repair shop doesn't clear the codes that might have poped up during the testing phase...but the fact that the car still shows distress after clearing codes means there is something wrong

 

the weird part is that the lights came on after I cleared the codes...anyway will give the shop a call tomorrow

Cant go back there its a 2hr drive one way..smh

 

Quite likely just a bad battery....

 

Maybe a bad ground

 

looks like someone forgot to plug in all the connection plug.

 

i read somewhere here on the forum that there is a reset so i'm going to try hopefully it weekend if my headlights work properly

i say reset because now i'm gettin an 84-1 code

 

Yep. Usually when you have a low voltage code along with several seemingly unrelated codes it's the battery or connections.

Since the trans was just replaced, it could be a ground. I would begin by checking the battery cables.

 

just noticed the side motor mount(with the engine ground) bolts broke

 

Got the side mount replaced yesterday so the engine is all good and most codes cleared except for a code refering to some sort of logic. I forgot to write it down. I'm sure the yellow triangle will pop up again. I'll pull code and poat